Nikon n2000 Manuale Utente

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Lit-up LEDBattery p>ower is sufficient.Q Lightly press shutter release button to finger- guard position and check battery power by LED inside vie

LOADING FILM0 With DX-coded film, set film speed index at DX." Usable film speed range lor DX-coded film is ISO 25 to 4000.With non-DX-coded film

HH Open camera back. HO Position film cartridge. -tO Pull film leader out to red‘ Pull up film rswind knob until back ' ’ index mark,springs o

HA Check film position and ' close camera back.HC Depress shutter release button to automatically advance film to frame “1”Film advance indicator

SHOOTING IN P MODEThe Nikon N2000 lets you choose four exposure modes, the Dual Program modes (P and PHI > and Aperture-Priority (A), plus Ma

1. Split-image rangefinder2. Microprism color3. Matte field4.12mm-dia. central areaCorrect exposure is assured when main subject is placed in this are

(A) Split-image focusing(B) Microprism focusing(C) Matte field focusingOut of focus

In focus

19. Lightly press shutter release button.It there is no warning bleep, you can take the picture.Correct exposure is assured.Two LEDs show intermediate

OQ Depress shutter release button to take picture.sA1 S. depressing and releasing the shutter release button aulomatically advances the (ilm by one Ir

Film speed ring (iilt and turnl^Exposure compensation dial (push lock releasebutton and turn)Exposure compensation settings ( + £to -2)- tSO film spee

REWINDING FILMOH Film winding stops automatically at end of ^ * film.When the shutter release button is depressed, there is a bleep and the

OO the film advance mode selector to L.22 While sliding film rewind " lever, push film rewind button.24. Rewind film." Fold out film r

EXPOSURE--------------------------PROGRAMMED EXPOSURE MODESThe N2000's microcomputer automatically sets the optimum combination of shutte

Dual program chart (50mm f/1.4, ISO 100)This EV (exposure value) chart demonstrates the ditferertce between the N2000’s Normal and High-Sp

APERTURE-PRIORITY EXPOSURE MODEAl A. the N2000's microcomputef automatically selects the correct shutter speed to match the aperture you

Correct exposure is assured.Two LEDs show intermediate shutter speed.1. Set shooting mode selector to A.2. Set lens to desired ( number (engraved on a

If ihere is a warning bleep, check the viewfinder LEO indicators for ihe following:(l) Picture blur possibility (1/30 sec. or slower)Use e tripo

(2) Top LEO triangle blinks— overexposure warningStop me iens down untii ttie LED slops biinking, or use a neutral density (ND)tiiter(3) Bottom LEO t

MANUAL EXPOSURE MODEShutter speed (or correct exposureShutter speed set on dialIn (he M mode (l—1/2000 sec.), both shutter speed and aperture can be

Adjust shutter speed and/or aperture >, "oW-At B setting, shutter curtains remain open as long as the shutter release button is depress

Film advance mode selector (lift and turn)/Fingerguard;—“ L to lock stiutter release, turn power offIS for single-frame shooting C for continuous shoo

FOR SPECIAL EXPOSURE SITUATIONSAuto exposure lock leverIn P. P Hi and A modes, to shoot a subject outside the i2mm dia. circle, or when there is

60 = Shutter speed for the girl's face;250'= Shutter speed f t For the background

Suggested applications forexposure compensation+2 White background, snow scene+1 White background occupying haif of viewed area-1 Spotiighted subject,

SELF-TIMERPress the self-timer button. The self-timer lamp blinks and a bleep sounds (it the audible warning switch is set at »n) position)

In the P, P HI or A mode, use the eyepiece cover to prevent stray light from entering the viewfinder.Regardless of the film advance mode selector sett

FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY-The N2000 accessory shoe allows direct mourning of Nikon dedicated electronic flash units.When the N2000 is set at A. P, P H

Nikon Speed lightConnectionUsable Flash ModeSB-15/SB-16B/SB-18Directprogrammed TTL auto*, TTL auto, non-TTL auto, manualSB-11/SB-14Via TTL Remote Cord

PROGRAMMED TTL AUTO FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY IN P AND P HI MODESViewfinder indicationFlash sync speedshutter operates at 1i125 sec.In programmed TTL auto fl

TTL AUTO FLASH PHOTOGRAPHYViewfinder indicationAt A, Dr Manual setting ot 1/250 sec. or fasterFlash sync speedshutter operates at 1/125 sec.- Proper

Ey«piece cover (attaches to viewlinder eyepiece to keep out stray fight during self-timer and remote control operation)Viewfinder eyepiece Film rewind

VIEWFINDER READY-LIGHT WARNINGSIn both programmed TTL auto and TTL aulo flash photography, the viewfinder ready-light blinks to warn of impro

INFRARED PHOTOGRAPHY-An appropriate filter is rieeded for infrared photography, such as R60, etc.1. Focus subject.2. Note the focused distance on the

CAMERA CARE TIPS1. Never loucfi the reflex mirror or focusing screen. Remove dusl with a blower brush.2, Never touch the shutter curtains.3. Never

4. Do not leave your camera in an excessively hot place.9. Store the camera in a cool, dry place away from naphthalene or camphor (moth r

ABOUT BATTERIES1. When not using the camera for a long 2. Battery power falls off in extremely 3. When replacing batteries, replace bothrtod. rcrnov©

SPECIFICATIONS-Type of camera Picture formatLens mount LensesExposuremeteringExposure meter switchMetering range Exposure controlDual Program mode ex

ViewfinderEyepiece cover Focusing screenViewfinderinformationmanual; electronically controlled long exposure at B (bulb) setting Fixed eyelevel pentap

Auto exposure lockExposurecompensationFilm speed rangeFilm speed settingFilm loadingFilm advanceFrame counterFilm rewind Remote controlOperates in P.

Audible warning alarmWith switch on, bleeps (l) when using non-DX-coded film with film speed scale set at DX, (2) when DX contacts require cleaning, (

Flash ready-light Viewfinder thunderbolt LED lights upwhen Nikon dedicated flash unit is ready to firePower source Four 1.5V AAA-type batteries; witho

Film sprocketFilm takeup spoolCamera back hinge release(push clown to remove camera Pack)Film pressure plate (do not touch)Camera back (interchangea

Lenses not listed below should not be used with the Nikon N2000Al! Al-type Nikkor lenses (including Al-S type Nikkor lenses)Alt Nikon Series E lensesM

Al-Type Nikkor LensNote meter coupling ridge and meter coupling shoe with twoholes.Al-S-type Nikon and Nikkor LensAl-S type Nikkor lenses are inc

No t*;7. PC NMot and Medical Nikkor lenses cannot oe used in any auto expo sure modes.2. The totlowng tenses and accessories do not have an aperture

When using Nikon Telecorverters: Depending on the lens in use. ihe shutter speed in A mode may be faster than that indicated in t

rFOREWORD^Thank you for your kind patronage of Nikon. We hope the N2000 will make photography a much bigger part of your life.Get to know yo

BASIC OPERATIONMOUNTING THE LENS1,Mount lens.To removeFor unusable lenses, turn to page 36.

INSTALLING BATTERIES AND CHECKING POWER... %p Remove AAA battery holder MB-4.3.Remove bracket.C Align the white dots and g Reattach battery hold